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Ita- OND DOLLAR "A Y EAR .Rs
following comparative Of the most
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sivey WEEKLY GIlOBR-DEDocRAT from 25 to so
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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-10-07
COME, LET US GO AND SHAKE
THE PRESI DENTS HAND.

President Cleyeland and lady will
arrive at Memphis during the after
noon of Oct, the 18th, which will
be next Friday. The editor of the
Bulletin has been solicited by the
Jseksonian Cub of Memphis to raise
q Com pany III Hardeman of fifty or
sixty and come to Memphis on that
occasion to take part with the Jack
sonians in the reception. The Cub
proposes to give us prominent
place in the procession which is to
we CONE CleYoland and lady. It
will be one of the grandest ovasi ms
ever given q president Of the UnI-
ted states. The fire works on the
night OF tie 14th viii, cost two or
three thousand dollars, and will fill
the heavens with the greatest blazing
bursting wonders OF the age.
The railroads have reduced the
rates to one fare. It need not COST
you mere than five Sr six dollars to
go from Bolivar and return.
1t on wish to join our company,
you must send III you name at once
to the editor Of the Bulletin, accom-
panied by fifty cents. The fifty
cents is to pay for your uniforlA
which consists Of white hat, closely
resembling the white hat that old
Gen. Jackson wore, and II hickory
stick, fashioned ike the old hickory
stick that Gen. jackson carried.
This uniform is worth 81 so which
will be your property to bring home
with you. Addresses Of welcome will
be made bY eminent gentlemen,
and re sponded to by President Cleve >
land, alter which we can grip the
hand of our president and wife: Send
in your II nae and half dollar and
go with us to this chief Of al
occasions ]
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Sa1.l sburY. Octnher ]. 1881

SAT lsbury, October l. 1887.
To the worshipfui Master Wardens
and Bretheren of Bsrlip Lods e
No. ITO F. and A. NJ.
Weyour committee appointed to
draft resolutions of respect upon
the death of our Brother Burrell
Sauls, Sr., beg leave TO submit the
following:
Whereas it has pleased the Su-
preme Ruler of the Universe to re-
move frOm our midst our beloved
friend and brother Maj. Burrsll
Sauls therefore be it
Resolved, That in the death of
this brother our fraternity has lost
its eldest and one of Its most jealous
and hOnered mem bers. For mora
than fifty years q mason, he was
until his late affliction in almost
constant attendance at eur lodge
meetings and always took a deep
interest IN everything pertaining
to the welfare Of our ancient and
honorabl Order. The community
has lost one OF its best, most honUred
citizenS, a man who had not an enemy
but was beloved by all who knew
him. The Church has lost a true,
tried and Jealous member, one whose
place in her counsels will be hard to
fill, whose work for her general in
terests and abiding welfare will be
An almost irrepara BILE loss.
A member Of our Lodge is gone =
gone to an honored grave; and
while We so deeply mourn his loss
let us as Masons, as Christians, as
citizens endeHvol to initiate his ex-
ample that when we are called from
labor to refreshment we may die full
Of honOrs az be.
Resolved further that we extend
to his bereaved children our heart
felt sympathy IN this their saddest
bneavement, and would comfort
than with the assurance that their
temporal loss is his eternal gain.
May God comfort them in this afaIc-
ton and give them all strength and
faith to meet him in the world
above.
Resolved, That copy of these
resolutions be furnished the bereav-
cd family, a copy spread upOn the
minutes OF the Lodge, and one be
sent to tie Bolivar Bulletin for
publication.
ID. A. FERGUSON,
C.mmittee. U, A, WEST,
ROGER s. CLARK.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-10-07
I'd. A. FERGUSON,
Z. mmittee. u. A, WEST,
ROGER s. CLARK.
DEPAR THENT OF PUBLIC IL
STUCTIOS.

Nashville, Tenn, Sept. II, 1887.
To Comfy Superintendent Hards-
man County:
l wish to call your attention to
the law requiring an examination of
applicants fer scholarships in the
University Of Tennessee. The
time is far advan ced, but it is not
yet too late to transmit to me lists
OF those qualified to enter.
The management of the Universe
ty has kesl wholly changed, and
the institute III uow bids fair to soon
become al that the people of the
state could wish. DIR. d, w. D. b,
noy, Jr., late State Chemist of North
Carolina, has been elected Prssl-
dent. He Is scholarly and progress
sive to the highest degree. and,
without doubt. is one of the fore
most educators of this country. He
is now reorgamizing ths University
on an industrial and technical, as
we'll as classical basis. improve
Inents OF All kinds are beng ia sds,
aud in every respect the new man
agement il such that / can unequal
lfedly commend it t. the young
Il L..
d.. DahneY, in his letter OF az
ceptancs, makes clenr his full, APP
probation of the situation when he
says: 'Thers is Il demand for a
new IucatiUu education of
the hand and ca t as well as tie
lead.
Already the deinan | i. heard in
Tenn essee. Il ism the air; sc feel
it. A day nt VAST material dsvel-
opment is upon us. The watch men
upoa The walls ropnd about proclaim
he dawn. They cal avery man t.
20 to wor in the riDenn.i harvest.
Ne propose to sducat~ the whos
man; to educate he eye to judge,
and the hand to hew to e line, ~
we'll as the brain to reason and 10,
me nbsr fact; At the same time
We must not he understood to- de-
prsciate classical education But
your institution was established to
educate the industrial CLASSES. Il is
a college Of agriculture and me"han-
ic arts. / has thus it's own p@cul>
lar field, distinct from that of ally
other institute in the State. 1t
shall be our aim to build 1t to occu-
~ this field.
As the highest school authority
in your large county
cities. vow can rest a-sars4I that Ynnr
StAte I'm versiy is in good h'n'ls.
AID you can make your appoint
msuts accordingly. Your attention
10 directed to he law ou the SUBJ
j.ct. BY directing profer youna
men tn the Unworthy YEN viii do
bnIh them sui humanity an ever
lasting e-o,l. I"urs ruiz,
FAASK Vi. -sIrrH.
>uprrlyie, dS..t.
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Thev Have Done II.

Savage & Emsr'on have just completed
the largest and finest livery stable ever
erected N Bolivar. They are filling it
with the best stock an l vehicles obtaina =
bic. Now they wait their fris ida to
come to see them and PatroniEO them If
you want go Il sa lie horse there you
can get it. If yoIw mt buggy, surrey,
or ack that will make yeu feel as il
on 'howsry lie p of ease"-thsre you can
get it. If you want hauling done On fast ii m
an big pile too--jHst go to see them
Tney have plenty of room for all who
want to hitch, IA VIII treat their stock
in the very best name" Co to see the m
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-10-07
BRYANTsBURaH Tenn

Editor Bolivar b Ilietin:
Jackson School House Wheel No
622, met Sept the 10Th. Pursuant
to adjournment, and the following
was among the Resolutions p asst by
our brethren;
Whereas the wheel IS the farmesrs
organization, instituted for the
farmer, we believe that The law
making power should rest III the
hands of farmers. We d 4en 1t just
that those who feed the nation should
also govern the nation. Therefore
be it resolved first. That we will
never support any man tor the leg~
lslature whose interest is MT dire
Y identified with the farming ciasE.
Second We will we will support
wheelers. for ,unty off :es ia pref i,
erence to men who not vince ers
provided, s!ch whee!ers be quail
fled t. fill the Office they seek.
Third. Resplved hat a copy of
of these Res i ii ms be sent to the
Sta g Wheel and Boliv r Bulletin
fer publication
". A. PARNEs,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-10-07
Corresponding Secetary.
NON RESIDENT NOTICE.

In the County Court of Rfardeman Co.
Tennessee.
Isaac w. Pirtls, ct ais, ". wylie Jones
ct ais. Petition to sell land for division.
No. 1897 K. u.
Tn this cause it appearing fr m the
petition which a. swpr.. to tat tho
defendants Wylie J nes m wife Sally
Jones and JAMES Iirt.e arc non-residenIs
of the State f Tennessee. II IL order ed
that publ icatioR be made for foar success
sivs weeks in the Bolivar. BulirtIn a
Newspaper pub sh'd At Bolivar, lean.
requiring said defendants to n.er their
appearance h rein byssF y th.h tine first
three DAYS Of the Aovss.Ib,.r Ter 1887, ri
the Csunty C..urt Of HSrie nan Coun,y
TennrsSe= 1" be held at BJuv~r, Tenn,
on Monday abe 5th day "I .>ov>m.b, 8,
1897, an plead answer or lie .,nr TO Inv
petition Ia this cause or the s-.n1 will ne
taken Tor confessed "a u tIe IL aIi act ( n
hearing exPartv. Tni~ O:tob-r = 1851.
W W. FAR Ell, C..x VI.
Wood & Men. al, Au'y Iur eut.onerr.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-10-07
Push not SlOth

The way our business men are be-
ginning to advertise, shows that
their enterpri Is taking on =, dition
al strength. Many a town and ma
ny lssn as Suffered fir lack VI
pushing his b 4slnsss and keeping it
before The pc ape. Our people dc
not p ,pose To trade with drones.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-10-07
Think Awhile.

Several of our friends in the
county fee. that the late prohibition
campaign was not as pure and fair
as it SHOULD have Seen, and while
your feelings s'ralt-under the
netting weight OF defeat, you may
threaten things AMI resolve purP0 =
ses for the future that in more sober
moments you would regret. We
must ston and think awhile.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-10-07

If you want choice lumber, go to
w. A, Ross Piney Mills at Pine
Top.
Barrett Bros have gotten out
flaming circular this week. It is a
regular electric light. They are
hand to beat. It simply takss brain,
blood, and grit TO pace with them
IN the mercantile business.
The latest is that the state has
gone pretty wet. From the hest in
formation the state is anti %, 778'
We can still get ur good old liquor
and fix up our '-nOgs' christmas
morning. 1t will be about FIVE
years before We can vote on it again
and by that time we can drink her
cry.
The West Tennessee Synod of the
Cumberland Presby erian Church
will meet at their Church IN this
place on Friday, the 14th inst. To
all who open their doors for the re-
cePtion Of this body of christian
ministers, their hospitality will be
greatly appreciated by the Church
they represent,
Cottsn ,ntinues TO decline. Eight
cents for middIings is the beat mer1
chants can do un ess at POINTS where
they can get cheap freightS. One
consolation to the GOTTEN raisers is
that they haven't very many bales
to sell at such figures,
The Bulletin is III receipt of a.
letter from two gentlemen in Hi
nois whe desire to buy tract of
hardwood timber land in this coun-
tY near rsilroad. They will'erect
and operate a saw mill. They want
good soil, suitable to cultivate as
they remove the timber. Any deA
string to sell viii please call on the
B lstin.
Save the corustali1s On your land,
don't pile them and burn them; cut
them III two or three lieces and
pillow them under with the grass and
all other trash. That is returning to
the earth what came from it. 1t you
will do this, You will not see so ma
ny impoverished fields. Il you cut
the tops from your corn or cut stalk
and all, it can still be saved and
converted into tirst>class manure
for YOUR wearing out land,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-10-07
Dan gerous

The custom Oflsaving horses harnsssed
to vehicles unguarded on the streets Of
Bolivar ought to be stopped. 1t matters
not how gentle the hOrss or horses may
be- The slightsst causes Sften give them
fright. Two horses with harness on, but
unhItched from vehicle; have rushed
madly thrOug our streets recently. A
few heavy fines would stop this danger
nns carrlessneas.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-10-07
4 Smart Ps14ler

Peddlsr-Td like to show yon my
stock of lace$, ribbons and
Domestic-Don't want none o'y'r
truck.
Peddler-I did not exrect to sell
to you, madam: 20 have plenty of
time for shopping; the one wish to
see is the kite en- lady.
Domestic-Come in. I'll LUX at
'em.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-10-07
A GranS Rarara.

We call yoUraIteaf:0H aSvtr-
tisrlnent Of Il fsnosdy which hAs sts I'd the
tsAt OF more thar hAlf ssata with in
srsAsias popularity anG is universally I'd
mit~i to aAve nO elSAi asa mrdieiaa for
the sure Of diseases originating IN dis
orde5 Liver sveh a. Dyspspsia Bilious
ness, Constipation, ColIs, cts SiaasaSns
Livar RegiIl r il staple and aar~tler.
medicine, purely Vegetable, 1nd eau b.
SAFELY and advantage asly nI-d uadxr
any oirsu distances. 1t acts Mildly aad s,-
lec;HaIly aAd Ia appseIslly valz4hls a' >
FaBi Aedioi,,, whish position it holds
in 60 a,any Asfass. We do net knsw aa-
ether prepcrAtioa aieA can bring Tor
ward suck indorsn ats from heads OF t"1-
lilies and th"se heIdnz ths aiZhsEt SSisipl
aud social position. Kee' 81 AsaeRH Liv-
eli E%gIster in your house, il will rslues
your dooeSr's bill and asara Ter yoHr
fzniliss health and kappin,Hs.
is n9t to bs wondered at that - pop
ulsr and msriteriea> a =e4Iolas Ehsnia
BE- seautrrfeto !. Inc Neeieine tssy eaR
rot initiate, bat they esPv its exterior,
general APPEARANCE and Ess aA@sa - -us-
sstIvs Of Sim ii oss Liver 8.Esiatsr as to
taStAeuawAry. .Oss't r.'s yes. ssAltS
perhaps life by not exSrtiaE proper dis
exclamation ia rayiaE Be ear" Won
right. Isok and gee thA1 vsI got 'e is'
vine whieh { as always tAs Tr4d,-H r. u
in led sR the fronts OF Wrapper zAd the
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-10-07
Shocking Suicide Of a Hardeman
Lady.

On Tuesday last Mrs. Emily Fer
rsll committed suicide by hanging
at the barn of her brOther-in-Iaw,
MIR. B. F. Baxter, TIVE miles North
west of Middleton. Mrs. Ferrel
was a dau ghter of James G. Lut-
trsll of that community. z bout
seven years age she married r. F.
Terrell with whsm she lived tour
years, bearing him two children
whs died IN infancy. At the end of
the four years Of welded lite, MIR.
Terrell grew tired of her and de-
serted her. For the past two years
she has resided at the house Of B. F.
Baxter. A few DAYS since Mr.
Baxter decided to locate i'll Ark.
and refused TO carry her with HIM.
This, coupled with the grief and le-
tendency eccasiOned by being de-
serted by her husband, dreve her
to desperatiOn; and she resO we'd TO
no longer endure the har lships
and sorrows to which she had Seen
subjected On Ihursday morning
she removed her cAattels to the
residence of her father; aud retired
to IN upper room of the same
VIII, re she wrote nIter,
t II ng Sen what di p siti n te
male If e. eff, s-wIat to t Il
her re 'atives-a'd hing OF the
nature Of her troubles. Then she
went away. IN er the pretsnse of
visiting her brother; but instead
went to the arm of her brother-in-
law, Baxter, procured a pc, as
cended to the loft, tied the rope to
the top round of the ladder, made a
calf moose, placed it around her
neck, and leaped. She dropped 4
feet, breaking her neck, She was
found late IN the evening by her
brOthe:-in-law
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-10-07
DO ths WheeIer. and Farmer Of

TO the WheslerI and Farmers of
.lIrJs nan county: l have be, u
tu,n!sas 10y the State Agricultural
ureaa with several bu she!s of =
YER, fine kind OF wh-aJ for ire
llstribItion. haie tanners AID
Wneelers Will come aud get su.'-
DIS os this whe4t and test it.
Yours RS 1ectfully,
Editor Bulletin.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-10-07

Teacher (of spelling class -''Tom
my Craddles, you may spell cigarette
Tommy Traddles (soms what iii
prepared -"WelI-er-my pa Won't
let ms smoke 'em an / don't Trims
he'd care TO haze ME spell 'em,"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-10-07
LOCAL

LOCAL
Whl COED friend will get no a club of
subscribers for the Bulletin
Jack wilkin,on and ia mily are hsppy
lit il a girl.
Died. Caused by serious stabs. STAB
bed by ballots at the ballot box on the
2oth inst.
Large lot Gold Pens at HIdsOn's'
All kinds of Glass ware very
cheap at Savage Il Emerson's'
Glorious weather for picking the
snowy locks.
Buy your Drugs at Ha lsOns
Collins VIII sell you Stove, and
Tinwars cheaper than any body.
Examine OR Lamps bsfIre by
in el13whero, Savage d + nersons.
g. R. REYNOLDS Jr, is visiting rel
ativss 1T jackson this wees
A daisy line Of CD Ing n h 'Nt>
ings.oves low down a. John Collins
on west eide.
C,ttsl pres' ara a, f;l1le as a
MADDEN lay so gSOl aud sweet
with upward tendency, tomorrow
2 all wrong with downward tellen,
cy.
TRY a bottle f hat Fine Perfume
at Savag9 q < II erson's'
Do yod want the best tinw
Ro)dsf If you do John Collins has
them ct prices to suit yo4r purse.
Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes,
Window Glass, Putty etc. are cheap
at Hudson's. Co and see for your
'eli.
Tin roofing, gItter work, soldering
stove joints to order and all Kinds Of
repairing In the timers line d mo by
Johu ~ Inns IN west side.
The decline in cotton h IS stopped
Late advices are that prices will
be stsa ly for awhile. Merchants
may safely buy now Bolivar pri'
css for middlings, 50 cents. Low
Middiing, 8 cents.
PatroniEe John Collins, the timer.
he deserves It,
Rev, &. w. Wilson AMI lady, of
Henders IN, Tenn, are visiting the
family of Mr.. J. A. Wilson on Jack
son St. this week.
Yeu can get bargain at Hud
sens in Lamps, L1ntsrns, Chimneys
and Burners.
<TOur old chum, Jack Wilkinson,
is cutting the pigeon wing behind
the counters of J. A. Wilson. He
is lightning express in the dry goods
business.
Try at Hudsons for Combs, Hair
and Tooth Bru hes, Toilet soaps
Perfumes, etc.
When you dun a maa, if he gets m a
YOU may put him down az lad pay
~ DO honest man feels insulted, when 30
, let ham know that you need the mpaty
he Justly owes you
Dr.. B. V. Hudson, a prminent
Young druggist of Bolivar, was in tn c
city yesteluay.-JacGson W ing.
Ingram & Co.'S, fancy card this
taxes the cake. g. r.Ilgra IL Is a
brick III the grocery business, and
his statesmen are the latest cut.
Did you say, Il will sett for my
subscription u the Blu leuu when
80 TO DO war? Yes thanks, come IN
The county court was In session
here last Monday. Tue lie WAS Ou
little business tor the custOIians o
The people 10 deliberate upon.
Mr.. james Harrison, a popular
and aGable yodng buainess mar
from Medon, is dishing out jeans
and laces at Barrett Bros.
Mrs. George Glvins and Mrs Am
McGlohn. OF Msdon are visiting rel
auves here this week.
Ify,u want to do business in a
towh THAI is bHsiness 10 tho core,
com, 1, Bolivar. Our people pro
pose T. treat you clever, give you
bargains, make you leel happy, auC
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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-10-07
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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-10-07
Died

Neat GAINESVILLE, with pneumonia.
Mrs Nancy l.. Brown il The 50
year of her aye. leaving a husband
and eight children t. mourn her
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-10-07
Announcement.

we ara authorized to announce f.
II Doris, Esq, of the 18th Civil District,
a candidate for Tax Assessor of Hardeman
COunty. Election by the County Court,
Monday, January, the 2n 1888,